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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby skylinechild » July 9th, 2017, 6:58 am

racedriverpro wrote:Thing is most Trinis that are comfortable climbing on others to reach the top are usually lazy and unethical in their practice.

I sorry eh but I ain't letting no superior ride my back by having me do their work, which I am by far more competent to do innovatively and strategically with the use of technology etc.

With the high level of politics/corruption within organisations and businesses in this country
don't confuse demotivation for laziness.


well said... :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby RedVEVO » July 9th, 2017, 7:33 am

skylinechild wrote:
RedVEVO wrote:^^^

Anybody who lived abroad will know than Trinis work very hard and are very industrious.

Businesses in TT know that they cannot rely on 'Trini Labour' so they are hiring Venezuelans, Nigerians, Cubans etc.

So what exactly is the problem with Trini workers ?

Is it the "Union Mentality" ?

Is it Roget, Cabrera, Annisette etc. ?


theres always two sides to every coin bruh and youre painting with a VERY broad brush. you cant blame the union for everything.

i myself am a CSR for a very popular telecom company. tuners that know me know what i do and while i try my very best to give 110% everyday management doesnt recognize it nor appreciate it.

the end customer appreciates it for what i can do, but i still get nothing in return. why should i give 110 % everyday for then?? to go home mentally drained...?? to continue clocking a salary of $5700 goin on 8+ years now ???

i had to report for work the very next day after tropical storm bret. the thanks i got for coming out to work was a teacup wit my name on it....and the only reason why i got that cup was for a survey done recently called VOC ( voice of the customer)..( they jus mention bret to make it sound good)

now matter how hard i work is still the same thing..so why do it???
my salary not getting bigger nor am i getting a permanent status....HOWEVER there are persons who know ppl and "get een" in my dept.. but thats another story.


Hear you loud and clear :D

Have to agree somewhat with some reservations.

Not everybody is exactly alike.

People grow up with different work ethics .

And they just think different .

Keep up the 110 % work - Well for those who deserve it ! :D

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby skylinechild » July 9th, 2017, 7:52 am

RedVEVO wrote:
skylinechild wrote:
RedVEVO wrote:^^^

Anybody who lived abroad will know than Trinis work very hard and are very industrious.

Businesses in TT know that they cannot rely on 'Trini Labour' so they are hiring Venezuelans, Nigerians, Cubans etc.

So what exactly is the problem with Trini workers ?

Is it the "Union Mentality" ?

Is it Roget, Cabrera, Annisette etc. ?


theres always two sides to every coin bruh and youre painting with a VERY broad brush. you cant blame the union for everything.

i myself am a CSR for a very popular telecom company. tuners that know me know what i do and while i try my very best to give 110% everyday management doesnt recognize it nor appreciate it.

the end customer appreciates it for what i can do, but i still get nothing in return. why should i give 110 % everyday for then?? to go home mentally drained...?? to continue clocking a salary of $5700 goin on 8+ years now ???

i had to report for work the very next day after tropical storm bret. the thanks i got for coming out to work was a teacup wit my name on it....and the only reason why i got that cup was for a survey done recently called VOC ( voice of the customer)..( they jus mention bret to make it sound good)

now matter how hard i work is still the same thing..so why do it???
my salary not getting bigger nor am i getting a permanent status....HOWEVER there are persons who know ppl and "get een" in my dept.. but thats another story.


Hear you loud and clear :D

Have to agree somewhat with some reservations.

Not everybody is exactly alike.

People grow up with different work ethics .

And they just think different .

Keep up the 110 % work - Well for those who deserve it ! :D


CSR is the insulting part actually... when i answer the phone i say XYZ technical support. i'm actually an in house tech but they classify me as a CSR rep... FML

i do what i need to... but now i make my 8..and skate.

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby RedVEVO » July 9th, 2017, 8:10 am

skylinechild wrote:
RedVEVO wrote:
skylinechild wrote:
RedVEVO wrote:^^^

Anybody who lived abroad will know than Trinis work very hard and are very industrious.

Businesses in TT know that they cannot rely on 'Trini Labour' so they are hiring Venezuelans, Nigerians, Cubans etc.

So what exactly is the problem with Trini workers ?

Is it the "Union Mentality" ?

Is it Roget, Cabrera, Annisette etc. ?


theres always two sides to every coin bruh and youre painting with a VERY broad brush. you cant blame the union for everything.

i myself am a CSR for a very popular telecom company. tuners that know me know what i do and while i try my very best to give 110% everyday management doesnt recognize it nor appreciate it.

the end customer appreciates it for what i can do, but i still get nothing in return. why should i give 110 % everyday for then?? to go home mentally drained...?? to continue clocking a salary of $5700 goin on 8+ years now ???

i had to report for work the very next day after tropical storm bret. the thanks i got for coming out to work was a teacup wit my name on it....and the only reason why i got that cup was for a survey done recently called VOC ( voice of the customer)..( they jus mention bret to make it sound good)

now matter how hard i work is still the same thing..so why do it???
my salary not getting bigger nor am i getting a permanent status....HOWEVER there are persons who know ppl and "get een" in my dept.. but thats another story.


Hear you loud and clear :D

Have to agree somewhat with some reservations.

Not everybody is exactly alike.

People grow up with different work ethics .

And they just think different .

Keep up the 110 % work - Well for those who deserve it ! :D


CSR is the insulting part actually... when i answer the phone i say XYZ technical support. i'm actually an in house tech but they classify me as a CSR rep... FML

i do what i need to... but now i make my 8..and skate.


You should get that CSR thing checked .

Long story short . The good ole days :D

Use to be a CSR - then "in house tech"

BUT my salary was then doubled like in X2.

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby racedriverpro » July 9th, 2017, 8:24 am

I believe the major part of the problem is that most people don't know which career is for them.

"Do what you love and don't ever work a day in your life"

Alot of people miss this point and get caught up in the monetary aspect of working. These people fool themselves thinking that more money = success.

So basically money is used to soothe the dissatisfaction or rather lack of satisfaction experienced in the job that they do.

People in pain will climb and trample on others to get that pain killer/safe guard their lives.

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby RedVEVO » July 9th, 2017, 8:28 am

racedriverpro wrote:I believe the major part of the problem is that most people don't know which career is for them.

"Do what you love and don't ever work a day in your life"

Alot of people miss this point and get caught up in the monetary aspect of working. These people fool themselves thinking that more money = success.

So basically money is used to soothe the dissatisfaction or rather lack of satisfaction experienced in the job that they do.

People in pain will climb and trample on others to get that pain killer/safe guard their lives.


So money not = success ?

So dem bandit unsuccessful ?

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby skylinechild » July 9th, 2017, 8:30 am

CSR is the insulting part actually... when i answer the phone i say XYZ technical support. i'm actually an in house tech but they classify me as a CSR rep... FML

i do what i need to... but now i make my 8..and skate.

RedVEVO wrote:You should get that CSR thing checked .

Long story short . The good ole days :D

Use to be a CSR - then "in house tech"

BUT my salary was then doubled like in X2.


the company doesnt hire ppl directly but rather through employment agencies so you get paid from the agency and not the company directly. in essence u get paid what the agency classifies you as.... and not your job spec.

so in other words you cud be workin in the server room ensurin the servers properly maintained and be classed as CSR.... and gettin a CSR salary....... it sad. :( :(

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby RedVEVO » July 9th, 2017, 8:35 am

skylinechild wrote:CSR is the insulting part actually... when i answer the phone i say XYZ technical support. i'm actually an in house tech but they classify me as a CSR rep... FML

i do what i need to... but now i make my 8..and skate.

RedVEVO wrote:You should get that CSR thing checked .

Long story short . The good ole days :D

Use to be a CSR - then "in house tech"

BUT my salary was then doubled like in X2.


the company doesnt hire ppl directly but rather through employment agencies so you get paid from the agency and not the company directly. in essence u get paid what the agency classifies you as.... and not your job spec.

so in other words you cud be workin in the server room ensurin the servers properly maintained and be classed as CSR.... and gettin a CSR salary....... it sad. :( :(


You know the whole thing upstairs there get mix up :D :D

You fix that fast :D :D .. Yes a true tech nerd :D :D

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby racedriverpro » July 9th, 2017, 8:42 am

RedVEVO wrote:
racedriverpro wrote:I believe the major part of the problem is that most people don't know which career is for them.

"Do what you love and don't ever work a day in your life"

Alot of people miss this point and get caught up in the monetary aspect of working. These people fool themselves thinking that more money = success.

So basically money is used to soothe the dissatisfaction or rather lack of satisfaction experienced in the job that they do.

People in pain will climb and trample on others to get that pain killer/safe guard their lives.


So money not = success ?

So dem bandit unsuccessful ?

LMAO...Yes them bandits are failures..

A. Man goes to work 8-4 job that is mundane and unfulfilling, no wife or kids, no social life becomes a millionaire...

B. Man goes to a job that stimulates his mind, challenging him to be innovative and brings out the best in him, uses the money earned to invest in his passion enabling him to provide for his wife and kids while giving to charity...But NOT a millionaire...

Which u rather be?

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby skylinechild » July 9th, 2017, 8:43 am

RedVEVO wrote:
You know the whole thing upstairs there get mix up :D :D

You fix that fast :D :D .. Yes a true tech nerd :D :D


i know i messed up above there...was too tired to remember the code for how to quote in order to fix it properly so i fix it like da... end result... ent u still understand it ...lol...

i worked las nite and i tryin to NOT go to sleep now...hadda clean out meh ole car n ting...

lol @ nerd... now onto my next project...building a battery charger complete wit voltage display from a computer power supply !!!!!!

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby RedVEVO » July 9th, 2017, 8:50 am

That So Easy RedVEVO wrote:

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby A172 » July 9th, 2017, 9:05 am

racedriverpro wrote:I believe the major part of the problem is that most people don't know which career is for them.

"Do what you love and don't ever work a day in your life"

Alot of people miss this point and get caught up in the monetary aspect of working. These people fool themselves thinking that more money = success.

So basically money is used to soothe the dissatisfaction or rather lack of satisfaction experienced in the job that they do.

People in pain will climb and trample on others to get that pain killer/safe guard their lives.

this generic mentality is what separates employers from employees
ppl who cyak $ can't buy happiness not making enough

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby skylinechild » July 9th, 2017, 9:18 am

RedVEVO wrote:That So Easy

i kno how to do it kind sir but i also want to vary the output a little so i'll hav to use a potentiometer plus throw in a voltmeter guage. a nice analog one.... like this

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i also want to make it without wires coming out of it - drill two holes in the casing and use two bolts sticking out to act as terminals....to prevent the bolts from grounding off on the metal frame i want to use four thick plastic washers two per bolt ( one on each side)

mine will look something like this
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i eah decide on how exactly it will look but say wha...it go be impressive when done...lol..
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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby racedriverpro » July 9th, 2017, 9:22 am

A172 wrote:
racedriverpro wrote:I believe the major part of the problem is that most people don't know which career is for them.

"Do what you love and don't ever work a day in your life"

Alot of people miss this point and get caught up in the monetary aspect of working. These people fool themselves thinking that more money = success.

So basically money is used to soothe the dissatisfaction or rather lack of satisfaction experienced in the job that they do.

People in pain will climb and trample on others to get that pain killer/safe guard their lives.

this generic mentality is what separates employers from employees
ppl who cyak $ can't buy happiness not making enough

Enough is never enough.

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby MaxPower » July 9th, 2017, 9:41 am

skylinechild wrote:
now matter how hard i work is still the same thing..so why do it???
my salary not getting bigger nor am i getting a permanent status....HOWEVER there are persons who know ppl and "get een" in my dept.. but thats another story.


But how u mean why do it bro? Do it because you want to do it. Do it because you love doing what you do. If you dont love it, then act like you love it so as to not portray a bad image for urself. Its tough working hard and getting zero credit.
Its very difficult to find a job that appreciates you. Ever wonder how the lazy-ass good for nothing daddyknowsomebody workers are always the favorites in the dept? And the hard working ones are known as complainers? It is what it is and management has a big part to play but honestly we cannot fix that in most cases.

But do not lower your standard to anyone else.
Do not be like the typical trinidadian and use demotivation as an excuse to be lazy. Everybody want a promotion, everybody want salary increase, everybody want better working conditions. Personally i think "treat me good i work good, treat me bad i work bad" is pathetic and reeks trini disgusting mentality. We must not lower ourselves for anyone. Its hard yes, ive been there many years ago in the worst of conditions....but i kept my head on, and at the end of the day i felt proud cuz hey, they treat me like dirt, but i came to work on time and gave my all....self respect and no one cudnt say sheit.

Listen when u going for that promotion or applying somewhere else, dem dont give a rats about your problems in the previous job. They dont want to hear u vent and whine about working conditions. They want to know how u dealt with it, how was your work performance.

Keep doing what u doing pal, come to work on time all the time, and focus on your customers.
Love what you do and never work a day.

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby racedriverpro » July 9th, 2017, 10:05 am

MaxPower wrote:
skylinechild wrote:
now matter how hard i work is still the same thing..so why do it???
my salary not getting bigger nor am i getting a permanent status....HOWEVER there are persons who know ppl and "get een" in my dept.. but thats another story.


But how u mean why do it bro? Do it because you want to do it. Do it because you love doing what you do. If you dont love it, then act like you love it so as to not portray a bad image for urself. Its tough working hard and getting zero credit.
Its very difficult to find a job that appreciates you. Ever wonder how the lazy-ass good for nothing daddyknowsomebody workers are always the favorites in the dept? And the hard working ones are known as complainers? It is what it is and management has a big part to play but honestly we cannot fix that in most cases.

But do not lower your standard to anyone else.
Do not be like the typical trinidadian and use demotivation as an excuse to be lazy. Everybody want a promotion, everybody want salary increase, everybody want better working conditions. Personally i think "treat me good i work good, treat me bad i work bad" is pathetic and reeks trini disgusting mentality. We must not lower ourselves for anyone. Its hard yes, ive been there many years ago in the worst of conditions....but i kept my head on, and at the end of the day i felt proud cuz hey, they treat me like dirt, but i came to work on time and gave my all....self respect and no one cudnt say sheit.

Listen when u going for that promotion or applying somewhere else, dem dont give a rats about your problems in the previous job. They dont want to hear u vent and whine about working conditions. They want to know how u dealt with it, how was your work performance.

Keep doing what u doing pal, come to work on time all the time, and focus on your customers.
Love what you do and never work a day.

Alot of truth here...Work ur way out.

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby Chimera » July 9th, 2017, 10:24 am

What mundane 8 to 4 job making you a millionaire.

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Postby RedVEVO » July 9th, 2017, 10:25 am

^^^

What happen allya drinking warm Fursty today ?

What is with all this chubby chubby hubby talk ?

1. You work to pay your bills and your wife bills and then enjoy life .

2. So what if the "man" do not like you ?

3. Just do the job as best as you can

4. Learn ALL.

5.Then open a business.

6. Go to 3

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Postby MaxPower » July 9th, 2017, 2:22 pm

What about working to pay your bills and a next man wife bills???

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Postby mouseman4real » July 10th, 2017, 8:16 am

Anybody who leave their country and go to another one is about progress. Trinis leave go all over de world and work hard. Guyanese, Jamacian and African nationals come here and they looking for it. Ofcourse de Vene, Chinese and Syrians who get a different kinda support from de others, mainly due to de skin colour issues, let we be real. I wish all of them well at de end of de day everybody jus want to live and provide for their family.

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Postby adnj » July 10th, 2017, 8:27 am

mouseman4real wrote:Anybody who leave their country and go to another one is about progress. Trinis leave go all over de world and work hard. Guyanese, Jamacian and African nationals come here and they looking for it.

This.

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Postby tr1ad » July 10th, 2017, 8:30 am

difference is some want a job, and others want a work

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Postby Monkey Man » July 10th, 2017, 9:53 am

problem with this country is that it takes alot of mental strength to be friendly under stressful situations.

and most likely if u in the service industry you an urban youth, you dont posses that ability.

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby Slartibartfast » July 11th, 2017, 3:07 pm

MaxPower wrote:
skylinechild wrote:
now matter how hard i work is still the same thing..so why do it???
my salary not getting bigger nor am i getting a permanent status....HOWEVER there are persons who know ppl and "get een" in my dept.. but thats another story.


Listen when u going for that promotion or applying somewhere else, dem dont give a rats about your problems in the previous job. They dont want to hear u vent and whine about working conditions. They want to know how u dealt with it, how was your work performance.
Bess advice here. Stop thinking as though you working for the company and start thinking as though you are working for you. You are investing your time for a paycheck to give you monetary resources to reinvest in yourself (be it education or assets or whatever). Your value as an employee is based on your reputation (if you have no links of course), so at the very least, try not to have a bad reputation.

Lastly, don't make the mistake that some other in the younger generation make and believe that it makes any sense to be loyal to a company. Companies used to be loyal to their employees before back in our parents days but not this time around. If you don't have a permanent job then you are disposable to them. Do give up opportunities out of loyalty to them.

Just continue doing your best and moving yourself forward. Most people get a slow start when they don't have connections. I started working for $2800/ month with a BSc. in Civil Eng. in 2011 which was $300 more than my friend who graduated with first class honours was making :lol: Don't be discouraged.

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby RedVEVO » July 11th, 2017, 3:22 pm

^^^

$2800 per month in 2011 .. ?

Nah nah ..

You definitely need a Roget consultation .

$2800 per month in 2011 ?

Nah nah ..

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Postby Slartibartfast » July 11th, 2017, 3:28 pm

RedVEVO wrote:^^^

$2800 per month in 2011 .. ?

Nah nah ..

You definitely need a Roget consultation .

$2800 per month in 2011 ?

Nah nah ..
Tellin yuh dan. And my friend was making $2500.... but, I did for the work experience and so that I would have a work reference on my resume. I landed a job for a whopping $4000/month just 4 months later. I had so much extra money with the new job that I was able to buy a $20 chicken and chips every Friday (only problem is that the lady only used to change the oil on Mondays so the chicken used to be kinda black)

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Postby bluefete » July 11th, 2017, 9:37 pm

racedriverpro wrote:I believe the major part of the problem is that most people don't know which career is for them.

"Do what you love and don't ever work a day in your life"

Alot of people miss this point and get caught up in the monetary aspect of working. These people fool themselves thinking that more money = success.

So basically money is used to soothe the dissatisfaction or rather lack of satisfaction experienced in the job that they do.


People in pain will climb and trample on others to get that pain killer/safe guard their lives.


Frederick Herzberg's 2 Factor Theory of Motivators and Hygienes right there.

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby skylinechild » July 12th, 2017, 7:30 am

MaxPower wrote:
skylinechild wrote:
now matter how hard i work is still the same thing..so why do it???
my salary not getting bigger nor am i getting a permanent status....HOWEVER there are persons who know ppl and "get een" in my dept.. but thats another story.


But how u mean why do it bro? Do it because you want to do it. Do it because you love doing what you do. If you dont love it, then act like you love it so as to not portray a bad image for urself. Its tough working hard and getting zero credit.
Its very difficult to find a job that appreciates you. Ever wonder how the lazy-ass good for nothing daddyknowsomebody workers are always the favorites in the dept? And the hard working ones are known as complainers? It is what it is and management has a big part to play but honestly we cannot fix that in most cases.

But do not lower your standard to anyone else.
Do not be like the typical trinidadian and use demotivation as an excuse to be lazy. Everybody want a promotion, everybody want salary increase, everybody want better working conditions. Personally i think "treat me good i work good, treat me bad i work bad" is pathetic and reeks trini disgusting mentality. We must not lower ourselves for anyone. Its hard yes, ive been there many years ago in the worst of conditions....but i kept my head on, and at the end of the day i felt proud cuz hey, they treat me like dirt, but i came to work on time and gave my all....self respect and no one cudnt say sheit.

Listen when u going for that promotion or applying somewhere else, dem dont give a rats about your problems in the previous job. They dont want to hear u vent and whine about working conditions. They want to know how u dealt with it, how was your work performance.

Keep doing what u doing pal, come to work on time all the time, and focus on your customers.
Love what you do and never work a day.


dont get me wrong eah ..i like what i do my job not exactly hard but the ppl i hav to put up with... OMG !!!

i already do what i need to i dont consider myself demotivated but at the same time dont expect me to go the extra mile all for a teacup wit my name on it.

in my job theres only 4 rules i have

1. come to work on time ( ppl does always come late)
2. dress appropriately ( you never know who will walk in the office)
3. do your work ( they actually send ppl a email about this las week :lol: )
4 leave when your day ends. ( ppl does stay back to ole talk with co workers - incoming shift)

nobody cant say jack about my work ethics cause at the end of the day...my work gets done.
ditto on problems....no one cares - yesterday was day 2 an no drinking water in the office. :lol: :lol:

but i work for my money and i spend wisely... but it is what it is.....i'm only here cause it pays my bills and its a nice job and holding on for permanency.

but anyway if allyuh interested.... i considering sellin meh u14 SSS soon.... tasteful mods eah...not no danraj mods..... :twisted: :twisted:

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B&M racing oil cooler
NEW bilstein shocks (yellow)
NEW H&R springs (red)

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Re: Venezuelans offer Top Customer Service

Postby RedVEVO » September 26th, 2017, 9:02 am

skylinechild wrote:
MaxPower wrote:
skylinechild wrote:
now matter how hard i work is still the same thing..so why do it???
my salary not getting bigger nor am i getting a permanent status....HOWEVER there are persons who know ppl and "get een" in my dept.. but thats another story.


But how u mean why do it bro? Do it because you want to do it. Do it because you love doing what you do. If you dont love it, then act like you love it so as to not portray a bad image for urself. Its tough working hard and getting zero credit.
Its very difficult to find a job that appreciates you. Ever wonder how the lazy-ass good for nothing daddyknowsomebody workers are always the favorites in the dept? And the hard working ones are known as complainers? It is what it is and management has a big part to play but honestly we cannot fix that in most cases.

But do not lower your standard to anyone else.
Do not be like the typical trinidadian and use demotivation as an excuse to be lazy. Everybody want a promotion, everybody want salary increase, everybody want better working conditions. Personally i think "treat me good i work good, treat me bad i work bad" is pathetic and reeks trini disgusting mentality. We must not lower ourselves for anyone. Its hard yes, ive been there many years ago in the worst of conditions....but i kept my head on, and at the end of the day i felt proud cuz hey, they treat me like dirt, but i came to work on time and gave my all....self respect and no one cudnt say sheit.

Listen when u going for that promotion or applying somewhere else, dem dont give a rats about your problems in the previous job. They dont want to hear u vent and whine about working conditions. They want to know how u dealt with it, how was your work performance.

Keep doing what u doing pal, come to work on time all the time, and focus on your customers.
Love what you do and never work a day.


dont get me wrong eah ..i like what i do my job not exactly hard but the ppl i hav to put up with... OMG !!!

i already do what i need to i dont consider myself demotivated but at the same time dont expect me to go the extra mile all for a teacup wit my name on it.

in my job theres only 4 rules i have

1. come to work on time ( ppl does always come late)
2. dress appropriately ( you never know who will walk in the office)
3. do your work ( they actually send ppl a email about this las week :lol: )
4 leave when your day ends. ( ppl does stay back to ole talk with co workers - incoming shift)

nobody cant say jack about my work ethics cause at the end of the day...my work gets done.
ditto on problems....no one cares - yesterday was day 2 an no drinking water in the office. :lol: :lol:

but i work for my money and i spend wisely... but it is what it is.....i'm only here cause it pays my bills and its a nice job and holding on for permanency.

but anyway if allyuh interested.... i considering sellin meh u14 SSS soon.... tasteful mods eah...not no danraj mods..... :twisted: :twisted:

mods include but not limited to :-
B&M racing oil cooler
NEW bilstein shocks (yellow)
NEW H&R springs (red)


You hijacking all the cheds ..

Are you Desi's BF ?

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